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Guests on the Roatan Bruce Show This incredible exclusive interview with the Minister of Security Oscar Alvarez should not be missed. On Monday, July 19th, I had on Doctors and Nurses who recently spent months on Haiti helping people after the devastating earthquake. Doctor Ben Labrat and Dental Student Rachel Hipolite were on the show sharing their experience. On Tuesday, July 20th, I had on Jason Old and Tony Rosado, Directors and Founders of the Can Futbol Foundation ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The new head of Zolitur Ricardo Merren was on the show on Monday, June 28th. It was the first time a head representative of Zolitur to be on the show. It was a wonderful and informative interview. More to come in the future. Here is part 2 of that important interview. Dr. Fabian Vallejo from Holistic Life Center - Medi-Spa Dr. Fabian is a conventional Medical Doctor who is a certified as a Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Doctor He will be at the new Holistic Medical Center 4 days a week. Dr. Fabian writes for the Bay Island Voice. Here is a recent interview with Doctor Fabian. Here is Part 2 of that interview. Call Lorin right now at 8769-9509 to make your appointment. On June 28th, I had on Jose Oswaldo Guillen, the Minister of Taxation, The Honduran version of the IRS, the DEI. He shared with the audience the new taxation laws that are to begin on The Bay Islands On June 11th, we had three world travelers on the show who came to the island by sailboat. Rodney Collier from Northern Virginia, Peter Covert from Orlando, Florida and Dan Komistek from Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada were great guests. I know you will like the interview! On June 4th, I had on the newly elected Congressman Romeo Silvestri on the show. Dr. Jules Meckem, a Chiropractor was a guest on the show Thursday April 15th. Friday April 16th and Tuesday, April 20. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In April, we had on the newly appointed Governor of The Bay Islands and good friend Shawn Hyde. Shawn wanted to offer his personal thanks to all the people who have shown him, Kandy and their entire family love and mush needed and appreciated support. Please take a moment to continue to pray for Kandy Hyde. On Tuesday, April 21st, we had Plastic Surgeon Dr. Pena. We learned how quickly we could become a plastic surgeon center here on Roatan for 25% of the price or less than other places in the world, with a world class plastic surgeon. On Wednesday, April 22, we had the new governmental appointee Evans McNab on the show to talk about this new position. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Previous Guests on the Roatan Bruce Show on the Wave 101.1 FM In March, Perry
Dye,
son of championship course designer legend Pete
Dye, came on the show for the third time. Always a very entertaining
and fun guest, Perry talked about the very first golf tournament to be
held on the 12 or so available holes.
You
can find a great deal of recent information over my Facebook sites. In March , Dona Vivien Tugliani, one of the finast women on the island of Roatan, was interviewed about the new Children's Daycare Center in downtown Coxen Hole that will be used to keep the kids off the streets during cruise ship days. Hollywood Actress and Photographer Darcy DeMoss was on the show Monday February 15th. Darcy was in the movie "Can't Buy Me Love" and is also one of the favorite love interests in Freddie Horror Movies. She went to Haiti to capture what happened on film and came on the show to talk about her experiences. In case you missed this show, here is the first ten minutes of the interview! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can follow me over Facebook at http://facebook/roatanbruce Also type in at the search "Roatan Bruce" and "The Roatan Bruce Show" Please become a fan at each of those pages to get the latest show news, information, updates, promotion and prize give-a-ways You can also follow me over twitter at http://twitter/roatanmedia ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thursday, February 11th - Mayor of Guanaja Richard Hurlston Giora Israel, Sr. VP of Port Development for Carnival Corp. On Wednesday January 20th, multi-gold Olympic All-Time great swimmer, Debbie Meyer was on the show. Debbie was the greatest swimmer of her generation. In the years before and immediately after the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City, Meyer dominated her sport. She was the first female to win three gold medals in the Olympic Games and during her prime she set 15 world records and held 24 American records. She was the first woman to swim the 1,500 meters in under 18 minutes and the first woman to swim under 4:30 in the 400 meters. In 1969, the Associated Press named Woman Athlete of the Year in 1969 and in 1977 in her first year of eligibility, she was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame. On the latest version of "What's Your Problem," on Tuesday January 19th , we had Susan Somerset Webb. She taught us about stress reduction, Law of Attraction, EFT or Tapping which is a method of regulating your body similar to acupuncture without the needles. Thank you Susan. Susan Somerset WebbOn Friday January 15th, Bruce Smirnoff, one of the most talented unheralded stand-up comedians I have known from my show business days out in Hollywood co-hosted with me for true talk radio. He has performed all around the world and is the headline performer on the cruise ship SEVEN SEAS MARINER in port that day at Mahogany Bay Cruise Center. We did the last hour of the show together. I Love It! I hope you did too.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ On November 19th, 2009, I had the opportunity to interview Mary O'Grady, the Wall Street Journal writer who was seemingly the only writer in the world to get it right about Honduras. You will like this insightful interview. At the end of October 2009, I had a chance to interview Honduran hero, president Roberto Micheletti. He is an incredible person. He was always very kind and generous with his time. Numbers to call the police from all districts French Harbour - 455-5199. Coxen Hole - 445-3138 or 9. Oakridge - 9724-6594 Lt. Ramos. West End - 9952-3761 Sgt. Canejas. West Bay Beach - 9994-9240 NEWS!! World Bank Restores Development Aid to Honduras Wed Feb 10, 2010 9:49pm EST TEGUCIGALPA, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The World Bank said on Wednesday it is restoring development aid to Honduras that it had frozen after a coup toppled President Manuel Zelaya. World Bank Managing Director Juan Jose Daboub told a news conference in the Honduran capital that the bank would restore a planned loan of $270 million and add $120 million in new credit, for a total of $390 million, following the inauguration of a new elected president in the country. Aid agencies and donor nations agreed to an international aid freeze that amounted to $450 million after the June 28 coup that ousted Zelaya. Last month, the United States promised to restart aid, as other nations have begun to normalize relations with the impoverished Central American country. "For the World Bank, it is important to say that we are here to continue supporting the Honduran people ... especially the most vulnerable in society," said Daboub. Honduras received about $1 billion a year in foreign loans, humanitarian aid and subsidized Venezuelan fuel before the coup, representing around 20 percent of its national budget. Haitian Fundraiser! If you were not at the Concert Under the Stars Fundraiser for Haiti Thursday night, February 4th, you really missed an incredible evening of entertainment. It was the kind of cultural event so many desire. The music was excellent. Joel Escalona, Latin Fusion and solo guitarist could play anywhere and people would enjoy him. Bobbie Rieman and the TUNU Band were incredible. Bobby, we could not have done this event without you. Thanks so much for all the equipment you supplied. Brion James and his West End Band were world-class. A tough act to follow but The Peperoncino Band with Franco, Mauricio, Juan and Luca playing their own brand of Jazz Fusion and Latin Bossa were great. The evening ended with The Walter and Jimmy James Band playing hot island music and Soca. $1341 was raised, one dollar and Lempira at a time that night thanks to all that were in attendance. After much investigation, we found an organization Partners in Health to donate to. They are getting right to the people that need it the most in Haiti. Many thanks to Lorin. It was her idea to do something to help Haiti. You did a great job in putting this together in less than two weeks. Thanks to Manola and The MagaPlaza for hosting and helping put the event together. What a great place to have events that everyone could enjoy! How lucky we are to have such talented musicians on the island now. |
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